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  3. October 2004

Re: Service programs and the LIBL

CWilt@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

So, first question...does the *SRVPGM library always have to be in the LIBL
even if the library name is listed on the *SRVPGM detail screen of the
program?

Just tested, if I create a program where the service program name is qualified, I can run it without the service program in the library list.

If yes, does that mean I'm crazy thinking that I was somehow able to do it
before? <grin>

Don't know. What's your shrinks opinion? :-)
It is possible that the service program itself has an unqualified reference to another object (like another service program, or a file), in which case that object must be present in the library list.

Joep Beckeringh

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